Hey, how's everyone? First time poster here. Hope I get this intelligible for all to read!
System:
Soyo ATX SY-K7VME Mobo Socket A
Socket A AMD Sempron 2400+ Processor
PNY 256 DDR SIMM Ram
Western Digital 80GB
Problem:
Picked up the mobo and case from friend. Installed CPU, Installed RAM, Installed Hard Drive. Connected monitor, Double checked connections. Powered up. No video, screen says "check data cable". No audible Beep to indicate POST. Both CPU and case fan run. *There is a "chirping" coming from the system speaker. Very quiet, almost mistook it for the sound a Hard Drive makes when it momentarily spins. But with the Hard Drive out itvery much sounds like a tiny frog dying at 5 second intervals to infinitly. Award BIOS has no information on this code.
Tried:
Resetting CMOS by connecting JP5 1-2 to 2-3 w/mobo off. Replaced Lithium CMOS battery. Removed RAM, HD, and all other periphials. I WILL get the Beep indicator for "RAM", ect. No possible combination of "adding-removing-swapping-componets" remedies the issue.
Thinking about trashing this P.O.S. Mobo after hearing about everyone elses troubles with SOYO.
Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks! Jeramy
System:
Soyo ATX SY-K7VME Mobo Socket A
Socket A AMD Sempron 2400+ Processor
PNY 256 DDR SIMM Ram
Western Digital 80GB
Problem:
Picked up the mobo and case from friend. Installed CPU, Installed RAM, Installed Hard Drive. Connected monitor, Double checked connections. Powered up. No video, screen says "check data cable". No audible Beep to indicate POST. Both CPU and case fan run. *There is a "chirping" coming from the system speaker. Very quiet, almost mistook it for the sound a Hard Drive makes when it momentarily spins. But with the Hard Drive out itvery much sounds like a tiny frog dying at 5 second intervals to infinitly. Award BIOS has no information on this code.
Tried:
Resetting CMOS by connecting JP5 1-2 to 2-3 w/mobo off. Replaced Lithium CMOS battery. Removed RAM, HD, and all other periphials. I WILL get the Beep indicator for "RAM", ect. No possible combination of "adding-removing-swapping-componets" remedies the issue.
Thinking about trashing this P.O.S. Mobo after hearing about everyone elses troubles with SOYO.
Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks! Jeramy